Really unethical practice focused on the money. Jessica, the "scheduler", was rude and refused to…read moreconnect me to anyone who could answer basic questions-she told me that I would be required to pay for a consultation if I wanted to ask any questions. I explained that I was looking for a provider for a friend and I had already spoken to another neuro-psychologist who explained that there are a lot of differences in neuro psych assessments and highly recommended that I ask other providers about this before deciding which one to make an appointment with (the provider who gave me this information was too far away for my friend to see). I also called another office and learned they were not taking new patients but the owner/psychiatrist there spent quite a bit of time on the phone advising me how to best help my friend. I actually offered to pay him for his time with me since he spent a significant amount of time educating me but he refused to take any payment. These experiences really highlighted how differently Rittenhouse Psychiatric operates and also highlights how focused they are on money rather than patient care. They even tell you on their general voicemail, before you even have an opportunity to speak to anyone, about their requirements for credit card up front since they don't accept insurance. Seems super creepy to me.

Emily Bernstein, MD is an outstanding Psychiatrist. My previous psychiatrist retired a year ago and…read moreDr. Bernstein seamlessly took over my mental health care. As a result, I maintain continued success in many aspects of my life. I take mental health seriously, shopped around, and specifically picked Dr. Bernstein. No regrets, she's fantastic.

After an initial misunderstanding the intake manager directed me to the proper provider. They…read moreresponded very quickly to my initial voicemail regarding services.

From the owner: Main Line Center for Wellness is a psychiatric and emotional wellness practice that provides…read moremedical and therapeutic services to children, adolescents, adults, and families in the Philadelphia area. "We Do Not Accept Insurance Plans"

Dr Rosenberg is a true Professional…read more I brought my Wife in Mid September. We were at the Jefferson's ER prior where their Psychiatrists Suspected a Neurological Problem. My wife was a challenge to diagnose. Dr Rosenberg identified her Neurological Problem...and quickly sorted through some other difficulties going above and beyond. I have never seen someone so one the ball. She is currently having some other difficulties so I really hope to bring her back soon. He really "cares" where others are unable. Thank you Dr Rosenberg. I really hope we see you soon. Bob S. For Jen F.

I am very grateful to Dr. Rosenberg. He diagnosed an eye condition in my 82 year old mother that…read moreher ophthalmologist missed. If it wasn't for his strong listening skills, my mother's condition would have gone undiagnosed and she would have lost sight in her left eye. There is no question that Dr. Rosenberg is a skilled, thoughtful, compassionate doctor who sees each patient as an individual and really takes the time to hear them.

Psychiatry is horrible. They put me on a dose above the FDA regulated maximum without warning. Kept…read moreme on it for years with no intention of lowering despite my requests. They closed my file when I lost my insurance. I run out of medicine tomorrow

1/14/25 I'm shocked at all the horrible reviews. I've never been seen in the pottstown office- only…read morecollegeville and virtual visits during the "plague" and when I moved away. Yes there was a waitlist initially when I signed up almost 8 years ago. My therapist was excellent and therapy changed my life 180 degrees! My therapist has since retired and I'm already set up with someone new. Seems to be going well.

Ronnie Blount MD Macon Georgia…read moreI've been a patient of Dr. Blount for over 30 years. He is compassionate, professional and gives you time to express yourself. I thank God for him.

This practice and the lack of care I received made me want to off myself. Shortly after receiving…read morenotice of my involuntary discharge, I informed the owner via email that I was taking the discharge very poorly, struggling with significant s-- ideation, calling out of work, starving myself, and having extreme difficulty getting out of bed. This was during a 30-day termination window, when I was still a client. I reached out to my provider asking to schedule a termination session to discuss medication management, continuity of care, and briefly process the therapeutic relationship coming to a close. This request was denied. It took my provider 8 days to respond, only after I contacted the owner seeking a response. When the request was denied, I sent my provider a polite question about medication management and a possible refill, acting directly on written guidance from the owner to contact my provider for medication needs during the transition. It took an additional 7 days to receive a response, which simply directed me to my PCP. August 17-25 was 8 days and August 25-September 1 was 7 days. During my last appointment with my provider, we also had a bit of a falling out. It's embarrassing and awkward to admit, but I saw something that my provider posted online that I found deeply troubling and quite offensive given my ethnic and religious background. It raised ethical concerns with me. I brought this up as politely as possible. My provider was initially very defensive, saying "I won't discuss politics or religion in this office!" I had not wanted to. I just wanted to be honest and say this is what I saw, this is how I felt, and this is how it might affect my trust in you moving forward if not addressed. The session ended cordially and we scheduled another appointment. I can't help but wonder whether this issue played any role in the subsequent communication delays, but it was a concern I had. Based on my experience, I did not feel this provider had the cultural competency to support patients who care about Palestinian human rights. Regardless of whether the practice was uncomfortable offering medication guidance or scheduling a termination session, I believe more timely responses to pertinent questions about my care were warranted, particularly given my verbalized struggles. I wasn't expecting an immediate response, but 2-3 days would have been appreciated. It felt like I was being ignored by my provider while I was resigned to wandering around my new college campus actively contemplating s--, uncertain whether I should take the sertraline or whether it could worsen my s-- ideation. I had just started nursing school and had a mentorship meeting with a faculty member. During that meeting, I broke down emotionally while discussing that my psychiatric provider wasn't responding to me about my care and disclosed having s-- thoughts. It was an unfortunate first impression. Prior to the discharge, I was already experiencing very severe s-- ideation and had discussed this with my provider at length, but the discharge greatly exacerbated my symptoms. At our last appointment, I stated that while in Stockholm on a solo trip earlier this year, I should've e-- my life there and never come home. I also clearly informed the owner that I was taking the discharge poorly and experiencing significant s-- ideation and severe distress. My provider and the practice owner knew I was experiencing s-- ideation and other manifestations of severe distress. Meanwhile, my provider was taking at least a week in responding to basic questions regarding my care, and ultimately just directing me elsewhere. The lack of communication was incredibly hurtful and left me feeling as if nobody at this practice cared about my wellbeing or whether I might attempt s--. My experience at this practice was deeply upsetting and I believe there was a profound lack of care regarding my wellbeing. I've attached screenshots to corroborate details.

Best Psychiatrist Ever!!! It took me 4 years to find him. U have no idea how difficult it was. He…read moreactually Listens and he believes less is more. My 1st had me on up to 21 pills a day. Dr.Z has great "bed side manners", a good listener and returns emails right away. He does not take insurance. No problem for me. Dr Z is so worth it..

I have been seeing Dr. Zavodnick for almost 20 years. He is incredible. Since the pandemic we…read morehave been having telemed. Between appointments I can email him with problems with meds, and he gets back to me within 5 - 10 minutes. I trust him with my life. I believe he is no longer taking new patients, but I have to just say that I absolutely love him. He saved my life. Easy to talk to, sense of humor, he is great, I was lucky to find him.

I came to see Dr. Ascher on a recommendation from a trusted therapist after my psychiatrist of 5…read moreyears moved out of state. He's very easy to talk to and has excellent weekend and evening hours, which is so helpful. Dr. Ascher re-evaluated my medications, making a few changes that have made a huge difference in how I've been feeling. He's always accessible by phone or text if I have any questions about OTC medication prescriptions, refills, etc. I would highly, highly recommend him!

From the owner: Dr. Michael Ascher is board certified in Psychiatry and Neurology and serves on the clinical…read moreteaching faculty in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School of Medicine. He is passionate about helping you achieve overall health, growth, fulfilling relationships, and life-satisfaction. He is committed to providing the highest level of patient care, while maintaining a respectful, nonjudgmental, and safe therapeutic space. As a patient, you will receive individualized care, including talk therapy and/or medication management. Dr. Ascher uses a holistic approach to treat anxiety, depression, Adult ADHD, relationship problems, adult learning difficulties, grief, insomnia, and trauma. Additionally, he can help you with stress management, work-life balance, career and life transitions, and issues central to the creative process. His approach is flexible, personalized, and open-minded.

Have been seeing her for almost ten years. Very satisfied with treatment. Excellent doctor and very…read moreinformative toward the patient. Wish she practiced general medicine as well!

I've known Dr. Champion for nearly 20 years when I first took my stepson to him. He was indeed…read morecompassionate, caring and very, very good in evaluating a mental health problem. It didn't stop there. Dr. Champion also prescribed medication ,which always began with the conservative approach. He saw my stereview wasn't the 5 minute pson monthly and a medication review appointment wasn't the 5 minute follow-up consumers get today as the. Dr. is escriptiing the same meds while the consumer tries to explain how the medications were making them feel. I endorse and recommend Dr. Champion unconditionally. You won't find better care, compassion or patience with many in his field. Its likely that he saved my stepson's life. I know he saved my sanity. Diane O'B.